renown English

Meaning renown meaning

What does renown mean?

renown

— noun (= fame) the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed

Synonyms renown synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as renown?

renown English » English

fame

celebrity

glory

reputation

notoriety

repute

prestige

name

distinction

rumour

good reputation

report

honour

popularity

hearsay

rumor

kudos

publicity

influence

honor

worth

voice

standing

sound

prominence

note

notability

noise

nobility

merit

leading light

greatness

great name

good name

glamour

famousness

famous

en

eminence

dignity

credit

commendation

character

bruit

bay

Examples renown examples

How do I use renown in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He gained renown through the novel.

Movie subtitles

No, man is no star that you win renown by discovering.

Repulse, Renown and Hood.

Renown and Ark Royal.

It is now absolutely definite that no less than 13 Allied warships including the battleship Renown and the carrier Ark Royal are waiting outside.

I was always daydreaming, longing for victory and renown.

Renown, Sheffield, Ark Royal.

Well, Renown and Sheffield can't do it.

Renown and grace is dead.

Word of your renown met us on the very shores of Spain.

Her prophecies had achieved worldwide renown and she did not consent to see everyone.

The whole, a mark of high renown.

You're senior among us in age and renown.

Enough! I scorn your renown.

Actually, I'm just starting out in the movies, though I was well established in New York, some renown there.

Cease your praises. Word of your renown met us on the very shores of Spain.

Lucy Broadhurst is renown for her good heart and her unequalled piety.

Papa would be so proud to know that the renown of his recipe had reached all the way to the government in Washington.

Plane crash in Venezuela and among the victims, the world acclaimed renown pianist, Julia Drake.

Runners whom renown outran. and the name died. before the man.

We were saving it for Mr. Right. We were convinced that. he would appear on the scene when we became published poets of renown.

I scorn your renown.

Some renown there.

If it's not her, how many potential victims does a man have, a man of renown, a recluse, whom no one has seen for several years?

We had hoped that a warrior of Beowulf 's strength and renown would be able to deliver us from our curse.

Thousands of research dollars, not to mention a certain renown.

My hope is soon my sad renown. will tell you were beloved.

And since it could contribute to my renown, I'll take it.

You are a great scholar of world renown, the institute is up to you but me.

This godlike creature is a world-renown singer, but first and foremost she is my betrothed.

But his courage is renown from Poitou to savoie.

Even renown. Dare I say.

My lady, a time may come for valor without renown.

A good story means more listeners, which means more renown, which means more money. Which means more of everything to a lowly sinner like me.

And my renown must fill with envy all those who try so hard to get themselves noticed.

I am a man of refine and renown.

It now only remains for me to introduce our guest of honour - a personality of international renown.

Mesdames, messieurs, but most importantly of all all of you young ladies if Poirot has the renown international then surely he shares this honour with the great Meadowbank.

Hundreds of studies from the most prestigious medical instituitions in the US and around the world have been published in equally renown medical journals.

News and current affairs

If it is someone of worldwide renown, the presidency will immediately be established as a post of global importance.